From wide-open spaces to close-knit neighbourhoods, bustling cities to sleepy towns—not to mention the best places to go—it’s all here, along with information on Québec’s country routes. There’s no shortage of ways to experience Québec! |
  DiscoverThink you really know Québec from every angle? Get a fresh perspective on its astounding scenery as you enjoy unprecedented views of Québec’s great river, urban centres and great outdoors. Climb higher, reach for the top and see it all from afar. The idea isn’t necessarily to go further afield—just higher up! >>> |
 DiscoveriesHere in Quebec, we are very fortunate to have an authentic world on a human scale, where a rich heritage blends with magnificent panoramic landscapes. This world is called The Most Beautiful Villages of Quebec. Come discover it and the wealth of history, architectural beauty, regional delicacies and friendly faces. >>> |
 In the NeighbourhoodMontréal, like any large city, has a number of neighbourhoods that are actually like little villages, each with its own secrets and treasures. Take Montréal’s gay district, one of the largest in North America. The gay and lesbian community, which moved to and inhabits the south-central part of the metropolis, lends it its soul and flair. Thanks to this community, the >>> |
 DiscoveriesPlateau Mont-Royal, the most densely populated neighbourhood in Canada, is still the trendy home of choice for artists, young professionals, and urban bohemians. Day and night its narrow, colourful streets bustle with activity and reveal a dynamic, trendy yet accessible Montreal. >>> |
 In the NeighbourhoodLike the phoenix rising from the ashes, the Saint-Roch district, in Québec City’s lower town, is coming back to life and giving the Vieille Capitale, or old capital, a downtown core worthy of the name. We know that Saint Roch survived the plague thanks to a dog. The district that bears his name owes its revival to popular determination and the best possible defender >>> |
READ ALSO :| Just over a century ago, Quebec became aware of the massive energy potential that lay within its borders. >>> | |
| Whether it’s the vibrant Grande Allée, the charming Rue Saint-Jean or the narrow, meandering streets >>> | |
| Do you ever have those days where you just don’t care? The changing seasons often give rise to this kind >>> | |
| With 750 bicycles per 1,000 inhabitants, Quebec is a leader when it comes to cycling. This performance >>> | |
| Wave bye-bye to the heat and smog and dump all your worries on the dock as you climb on board the Vacancier: >>> | |
| If the Chic-Chocs mountain range is the backbone of the Gaspésie, then good old Highway 132 must be its >>> | |
| Those in a rush prefer the 40... it’s so much faster! Inquisitive folk, on the other hand, choose Highway >>> | |
| Surrounded by Hudson Bay and Hudson Strait, Ungava Bay and Labrador, Nunavik is a polar paradise with >>> | |
| For a moment, I’m lost in a memory: the summer of ‘78, a truck, a lonely road through the moraine. Éric >>> | |
| The Îles-de-la-Madeleine are more than just sun, sand and sea -- they’re a multi-hued string of islands. >>> | |
| So what’s the best way to see a marine park, anyway? To put it another way, if hiking on dry land is >>> | |
| A Montrealer and island-dweller by birth, I spent five of my teenage years at Cacouna, land of the porcupine. >>> | |
| What do we really know about the First Nations? Not much, apart from clichés conveyed by the media and >>> | |
| Watch this space for news, information on local businesses and items of note. >>> | |
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